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Newspaper Page Texty- -- " jffi-r " p--t- "ri'eii'Firi nprrpr 'np,;'7'lWyf)ipWW,u.( ,, tm-jit, l! II .iiMi;r p. nfyininwii. n n BELF DrM'iTvUCTTON. 50 THYSELF NO HARM," SAYS THE GREAT TABERNACLE PREACHER. Ho.lliilU Tlmt ;oil ClirJhtluiis llnvc At. tempi I M If I)(M(riirtl(in, Imt AlnajH In I)ein n'i IVrt'i-fitl Words Ap.ilnst 11 ,8lirrcillr ntll--A Christian's Death. tfEnooiaiN, Ang. 12. Rov. Dr. Tnl-1 , Jnogc, who ih now tibroau, has solectoti a'aMtho Hubicct for toelny's sormoti hreragh tho press tho word "Suioldo, " IiolJTtext bointr Acta xvi. 27. 28: "Ho Xjdrow out his sword .niiel would havo Kuipo nimson, supposing tnnt trio pris oners had boon flod. But Paul cried yjuh n loud voice, saying, Do thyself no harm." Hero Is n would bo sulcido arrested in mmtlcadly nttompt. Ho was a sheriff, nnel according to tho Roman law a bail Jfflhinisplf must sudor tho punishment duo an escaped prisoner, and if tho pris oner breaking jail was sentenced to bo ondunt,'ooiied for thrco or four years then no sheriff must bo enduncooued for hroo or four years, and if tho prisoner breaking jail was to havo suffered capi- alJt punisliment then tho sheriff must Buffer capital punishment. ffho sheriff had received especial charge to keep a sharp lookout for Paul &n5 Silas. Tho government had not had confidenco in bolts and bars to keep eafo theso two clergymen, about whom Ihero Ecoincd to bo something strange Bud supernatural. Ill Olden Tlmn, Suro nnoiigli. by miraculous power ttioy nro free, and tho sheriff, waking oat of sound sleep and supposing theso ministers havo run away, nud knowing ?h"at they wcro to dio for preaching Ch'rist, and roalizing that ho must thero- ,foro die, rather than go under tho exo cutioner's ax on tho morrow and suffor publio disgraco resolves to precipitate h'is own deccaso. But beforo tho Bharp. ttoen, glittering dagger of tho sheriff 'could striko his hoart ouo of tho un loosened m'isoners arrests tho blade bv tlio command, "Do thyself no harm." flii oltlo'i timo. and whero Christianity had not interfered with it, suioido was considered honorablo and a hign of cour- ngo. Dcn.nsthcnes poisoned himself lion told that Alexander's embassador had demanded tho surrondor of tho Klhenian orators. Isocrates killed him self rather than surrender to Philip of Maoedon. Gato, rather than submit to Julius CtEHSiv, took his own life, and nfFer thrro times his wounds had been tlressed toro them open and porished. iMlthridatcs killed himself rathor than submit to Pompey, tho conqueror. Han- laibal destroyed his life by poison from bisn'ing, considering lifo unbeatable. Cychrgii a suicido, Brutus a suicide. VAfter tho disaster of Moscow Napoleon always cairiod with him a preparation ..oO opium, and ouo night his servant Ljflenxel Uio ex-oniperor arise, put Home- uung in n glass ana anuK it, and boou afjor tho groans arouse all tho attend ants, and it was only through utmost mcclical skill ho was resuscitated from hotstupor of tho opiato. The Crluio .Spreads. Times havo changed, and yet tho norican conscience needs to "bo toned nnon tho subject of suicido. Havo you Sseeu a paper in tho last month that did Kf3no't?hnnouncQ tho passago out of lifo by rputtlfl own behest? Defaulters, alarmed ., atttne idea of exposure, quit lifo pro- ,'fcipitntolv. Men losing largo fortunes go Vout'-of tho world because they cannot icndi turo ear uuy existence i rustrnteei ar- fection, domestio infelicity, dyspeptic inJpatieuco, anger, rcmorso, envy, jeal ousy, destitution, misanthropy, arocon sidcrod sufllciont causes for absconding from thiBMifo by pans green, by lauda num, by belladonna, by Othello's dag gerj; by halter, by leap from tho abut ment of a bridge, by firearms. Moro bases of "felo do so" in tho last two lyears of tho world's oxistonco. Tho ovil (islmoro and moro spreading. WA. pulpit not long ago oxpressed somo doubt as to whether thero was really l&nvthinir wronc about auittiuc this lifo jwbou it became disagreeable, and thero arofonnd in rcspectablo circles people Jppologetio for tho crimo which Paul in thoTtoxt arrested. I shall show you bo- fore I got through that suioido is the worso of all crimos, and I shall lift a warning unmistakable But in tho early pari of this sermon I wish to admit that gome of tho best Christians that havo fovpr lived havo committed solf destruc tion, but always in domontia and not " responsible. I havo no moro doubt about iliejr eternal folicity than I havo of tho Christian who dies in his bod in tho do Hrltim of typhoid fever. While the ighock of tho catastropho is vory great, I ohargo all thoso who havo had Chris tiaTi frioudfl under cerebral aberration SCtp off tho boundaries of this lifo to lukVe no doubt about their happiness. MkB dear Lord took them right out of 4r dazed and frenziod stato into per- safety. How Christ feels toward I'iusano yon may know from tho kind ho treated tho demoniao of Uauara tho child lunatic, and the potency Hi which ho hushed tho tempests ler of sea or braiu. Hugh Miller and Cornier. cotlaud, tho land prolific of into iual giants, had noiio crauder than gh Mtllc-r, great for science and at for God. Ho camo of tho best high- blood, and ho was a descendant of fiald Roy, n man omiuent for his y nd tho raro gift of second sieht. P attainments, olimbiiig up as ho did tn tuo quarry and tho wall of the jcmason, drew forth tho astonished airatiou of Bnckland and Murchisoji, bclcutlsts, and Dr. Chalmers, the ologian, and held universities spoil- mil while ho told them tho storv ot Iwt ho had seen of God in tlie old reel Meno. I'hat man did moro than anv beinc i ever lived to sliow that tlin (im nt i hills is tho God of tho Bible, uud HBtrUf k his tuullllf fork on tlm rr,lfu fCrcmarty until ho brought geology luwiogy accordant in divine wor- prints of the CV. .t.-i" au-' 'i.,-T i rnony of tho Hoikp," proclniiuCd nie banns of tin pvnUinlInK mnriiiice bo twocn Ron.iiio .' I me and levclatlon. On this hn.er book hi to. led day in d nlpht, throaK'i love of nature nnd lovo of God, until ho could notFlcwp, and his hia'n gave wnj', and ho v.w found dead viih a ivvolviT by bin ride, tho cmcl iiii t'nmL'Uthr.i'i; z ) ad two bullet-? one to,r him ni.-l (!; .ti. v for tho gauur.itli who nt tho t-in'.'uer'H inquest was cxaia ining it ami fell dead. Havo you any doubt of tho bpatiflcation of Hugh Mil ler after his hot brain had ceased throb bing that v intor night in his study at Portobello? Among tho mightiest of earth, among tho mightiest of heaven. No ouo over doubted tho piety of Wil liam Cowpcr, tho author of jthoso three great hynnis, "Oh, For n Closer Wnlk With God!" "What Various Hin drniicc! Wo Meet!" "Thero Is n Foun tain Filled With Blood" William Cowpcr, who shares with Isano Watts and Charles Wesley tho chiof honors ol Chriptiaii hymnolofy. In hypochondria ho resolved to tako his own lifo and rodo to tho river Thames, but found o man seated on somo goods at tho vc ry point from which ho expected to spring and rodo back to his homo and that night threw himsolf upon his own knife, but l':e '-lade brola and then he hnuged hin:M'!f to tho coiling, but tin ropo pniicd. No wonder that when Gi-0 mercifully delivered him from that awful dementia lio sat down and wrote that other hymn jurt as memerable: Cod nioiM t.i a mj jlerloua way llh v.on'1-is to i.erforn. Hi i In- ti his HiolEteii, In theeea A' 1 i Id-.' uiicm tli 3 s'.i.rm. Eliiul I'.iljcliof lieuivt ii'.T And S.C.H1 lils vo:!c in vain. Red is lii-ioa Intcrnicicr, And ho will ninke it plain. Trrnson to God. While wo mako this merciful and rit-ht.WiS nllowanco in regard to those who were plunged into mental incoher ence, I declare that tho man who iu tho uko of his roa&oti, by his own act, snaps tho bond between his boely and his kouI goes straight into perdition. Shall 1 provo it? Revelation xxi, 8, "Mureler prs shall havo thoir part in tho lako which burnetii with firo and brimstcno;" Rovolatiou xxii, 15, "Without arc dogs and sorcerers and whoremonger's and murderers. ' ' You do not believe the Now Testament? Then perhaps you be lieve tho Ten Commandments, "Thou shalt not kill." Do you say all theso passages refer to tho taking of tho lifo of others? Then 1 ask you if ypu aro not as responsiblo for your own lifo as for tho lifo of others? God gavo you a special trust in your lifo. Ho made you tho custodian of your lifo as ho mado you tho custodian of no orher lifo. Ho gavo you ns weap ons with wlii oh to defend it two arms to striko back assailants, two eyes to watch for invasion and a natural love of lifo which ought over to bo on the alert. Assassination of others is a mild crimo compareel with tho assas-siuation of yourself, because in tho latter easo it is treachery to an especial trust, it is the surrender of a castlo you were especially appointed to kcop, it is treason to a nat ural law, and it is treason to God add ed to ordinary murder. To show how Goel in tho Bible looked upon this crimo I point you to tho rogues' picture gallery in somo parts of tho Bi blo, tho pictures of tho people who have committed this nnuatural crime. Here is tho headless trunk of Saul on the walls of Bathshan. Hero is tho man who chased littlo David 10 feet in staturo chasing 4. Hero is tho man who consulted a clairvoyant, witch of Eiielor. Hero is a man who, whipped in battle, instoad of surrendering his sword with dignity, as many a man has done, asks his servant to slay him, and when tho sorvant doclines then tho giant plants tho hilt of tho sword in tho earth, tho bharp point sticking upward, ami he throws his body on it and t spires, the coward, tho suicielol Hero is Ahitho phel, tho Machiavolli of olden times, betraying his best friend, David, in or der that ho may become priino minister of Absalom and joining that follow in his attempt nt parricide. Not getting what ho wanted by chaugo of politics, ho takes a short cut out of disgraced lifo into tho suicide's ctemiiy. Thero ho is, tho iugrato! Two Cases In I'olnt. Horo is Abimelech practically n sui cide. Ho is with an army bombarding a towor, when a woman in tho tower takes a grindstono from its placo and drops it upon his head, and with what lifo ho has left in a craol.td skrll he commands his armor bearer, "Draw tli. sword aud slay mo, lost men Fay wi -'i an Blow mo. " There is his post mertei: protograph in tho book of Samm-l. Bui tho horo of this group is Judas Icariot Dr. Doniio hays ho was a martyr, and wo havo in our day apologi.ts fen- him. Aud what wonder in this day when wt havo a book lovealing Aaron Burr as r. pattern of virtue, and in thin day wlier wo unoover a statue to George Sand ar tho benefactroes of literature, nnd in this day when thero are betrayals oi Christ on tho part of some of his pro tended apostles a betrayal to black i( makes tho infamy of Judas Iseario. white! Yet this man by his own hant. lung up for tho execration of all tin ogos, Judas Ihcariot. All the good mou and women of tin Biblo loft to God tho decision of thoii earthly terminus, nnd tlioy could have Mid with Job, who had a right to com mit suicide if any man ovir had whui with his dcfctroyeel pre pel ty, and hi body nil afloniov. ith inufforabhi carbnn Ion, ond everything gouo from his home ixcopt tho chiuf cure of it a peittifer uus wifo and four garrulous people pelting him with oomfortlewi talk while ho hiU on n liep of anhtiiiurntchiughi. scab with a piece of broken pottery. yet crying out in triumph, "All tin lays-of my appointed time will I wait till my chalice ctmo. " NotwitlisUindng tho JiiLlo is splint :his evil and the j.vviou vuicb. i ere ttes by the U thupiu and ghastly spec taolo of tho- e who have hurled tlium stives out of lire, nud iiotMitlietuiidinj J-Jhristiauity is agaitut it and the argu- ' toinitlfi .) ll.A i.... ..1 1!. . r....).1.A It . iucuio nun iimj u'uuu iim-s nuii iiiy i; as trious deaths of Its disciplcn, it h a n'.-t alarmingly patent that suicide is on the iuureaso. What Is (he cance? I ohargo upon infidelity nud rpiottieism this whole thing. If thero be no hereafter or if that Leroafter be blissful without reference to how wo live ami how we die, why not move bsek tho foleling doers between this world and tho next! And when our existence here becomes troublesome why not pats right over into Elysium? Put this down among jour most solemn reflections and eon liekr it alter you go to yemr lioineJ thrro has never been n case of tuic ide whero tho operator was not either do mentcd, and therefore irresponsible, or an infidol. I challougo nil tho ages, and I challenge the whole universe. There never has been a caso of self destruction whilo iu full appreciation of his immor tality and of tho fact that that immor tality would bo glorious or wretched ac cording as ho accopteel Jesus Christ or rejected him. Tom l'nlooV Ii uponslbility. You say it is business trouble, or yon say it is electrical currents, or it is this, or it is that, or it is tho other thing. Why not go clear back, my friond, and acknowledge that in every case it is the abdication of reason or tho teaching ol infidelity which practically Bays, "II you don't liko this life, get out of it, and you will land either in annihila tion, whero thero are no notes to pay, no persecutions to suffer, no gout to torment, or you will laud whero there will ho everything glorious nud nothing to pay for it. Infidelity always has been apologetic for self immolation. After Tom Puiiie's "Ago of Reason" was pub lished and widely read thoro was a marked increase of self slaughter. Roussoan, Voltaire, Gibbon, Mon taigne, under, certain circumstances, wcro apologetio for self immolation. Infidelity puts up no bar to people's rush ing out from this world into tho next. They toach us it does not mako any differenco how you Jive here or go out of this world, you will land either iu an oblivious nowhero or a glorious some where. And infidelity holds tho upper end of the ropo for tho suioido, and aims tho pistol with which a man blows his brains out, nud mixes tho strychnino for tho last swallow. If infidelity could carry tho eluy and pcisuacle tho major ity of people that it does not mako any differenco how you go out of tho world you will land safely, tho rivers would bo so full of oorpsos the ferryboats would be impoded in thoir progress, mid tho crack of a suioide's pistol would br no more alarming than tho rumblo of a street car. Christ Wo Tempted. Ah, infidelity, stand up and tako thy sentence! In the presenco of God and angels and men, stand up, thou mon ster, thy lip blasted with blasphemy, thy cheok scarred with lust, thy breath foul with tho corruption of tho ages! Stand up, satyr, filthy goat, buzzard oi tho nations, lepor of tho centuries! Stand up, thou monster infidelity, part man, part panther, part reptile, part dragon, stand up aud tako thy sentence! Thy hand is red with tho blood in which thou hast washed, thy feet crim son with tho human gore through which thou hast waded, Stand up and tako thy senteucol Down with theo to tho pit nud sup on tho sobs and groans of families thou hast blasted, nnd roll on tho bed of knives which thou Imst sharpened for others, and lotthymusio bo tho everlast ing miserere of thoso whom thou hast damned! I brand thoforohead cf infidel ity with all tho crimes of self immola tion for tho last century on tho part of thoso who had thoir reason. My friends, if over your lifo through its abrasions and its molestations should seem to bo unbearable, nnd you are tempted to quit it by your own behest, do notcousider yoursolves as worso than others. Christ himself was tempted to cast himself from tho roof of tho tern plo, but os ho resisted bo resist ye. Christ came tomedicinoollourwounels. In your trouble I prescribe lifo instead of death. Peoplowho havo had it worse than you will over havo it liuvo gone songful on their way. Remember that Goel keeps the chronology of your life with as much prcpision as lie keeps tho chronology of uatious, A Christian'! Lifo nnd Death. Why was it that at midnight, just at midnight, tho destroying angel struck tho blow that sot the Israelites free from bondage? Tho 480 years wero up at 12 o'clock that night Tho 4110 yean wcro not up nt 11, nnd 1 o'clock would havo been tardy and too late. Tho 430 years wero u at 12 o'clock, and tho de stroying ungol struck tho blow, and fhiael was free. And God knows just tho hour when it is timo to lead you up from eaithly bondage, By his grace mako not the worst of things, but tho best of them. If you must take tho pills, Jo not chew them. Your everlasting re wards will accord with your earthly perturbations, just as Cains gavo to Agrippa a chain of gold as heavy as had been his chain of iron. For your ucking you may havo tho same grace that wa-i given to tho Jtulian martyr, Algeiius, who, down iu tho darkest of dungeons, dated bis letter from "tho delectable orchard of tho Leouino pris on." Thero is a torrowlcss world, nud it is io radiant that tho noonday sun is only 'ho lowest doorstep, and tho aurora that lights up our uorthem heavens, con founding astronomers as to what it can be, is tho waving of tho banners of the procession come to take tho conquerors homo from church militant to church triumphant, and you and I have 10, COO reasons for wautiug to go thero, bnt wo will never get there either by solf immolation or impeuitcucy. All our lns slain by tho Christ who camo to do Uiut thing, wo want to go iu a( jul tho timo diviue-ly arrangt)e aud from a L-ouch dirintdy spread, 'and thou tho lung of (be sepulchral gates behind us will be overpowered by tho clung of the pcuiug of the solid pearl lxjfPTP us. O God, whatever otjivrs may choose, ;ivo mo a Clirlti(tu's Ufe, a Christian's 'eath, a Christian's Vori)( ft Chris- ttaii'u luimortaUtyl lUM. :Vt ! "l!. ifY r .i u In "now Kj. ;u.Jii 'iti-..iii,i;. Most ot tiu Hiorits worth printing bunt tho famous Chic igo convention of 880 have been publisln-i'i, but hero is one thatfctJtnis to bo new: Ex-Judge Ditleu liotfcr was In Chiesigo working against Grant nnd n third term. Bernard Big lin was thero in the interest of Grant. Both wore old personal friends. The night beforo tho b.illoting began Biglln and two others wero appointed a com tnitteo to look after several sou thorn delegations, among them being tho Ken tucky delegation. When Blglin and his associates nr rived at tho Kentucky hendqunrters, thry found that Dlttenhoefer had got ahe.id of them. Ho had tho floor and was de livering it strong rpeecb against Grant 6aying, among other things, that Grant could not cany Now York. Biglin Baw that Dittenhoofer's remarks wero having great weight, and ho realizod that ho wau no match for him as n, talker. What to elo toLreak tho forcoof Dittenhoefer's speech was the problem that confronted Biglin. Thi3 was tho method ho se lected. In tho midst of Dittenhoefer's peroration Biglin called out in loud voice, "Who is that man?" "Why, ho is ox-Judgo Dittenhoofer of Now York," 6aid a. member of tho Ken tucky delegation. "Oh, no; that's not Judge Dlttenhoe fer ," said Biglin. "I know Judge Ditten hoefer well. This man may pretend to bo Dittenhoefer to strangers, but he knows better than to try to work any such rackotwith New Yorkers. I tell you he's a fraud." Biglin's remarks inado a sensation. Suspicious glances wero cast at Dltten hoefer by members of tho Kentucky del egation. The former got red in tho face and walked up to Biglin. "Barney," he said, holding out his hand, "that's a pretty good joko of yours, not to knpw me." "Joko," shouted Biglin in contempt. "It's no joke, I can tell you. I will just bet you $20 that you are not Judge Dit tenhoefer of New York." Biglin flour ished a $20 bill in Dittenhoefer's faco. Of course ho had to accept tho chal lenge. Tho money was put up in the hands of a member of tho delegation. Dittenhoefer hurried away to got some one to identify him. When he returned, Biglin had disappeared, likowiso tho stakeholder. After tho convention Dit tenhoefer met Biglin in tho hotel corri dor. "What did you mean," ho said, "by saying you did not know mo that night at the Kentucky headquarters?" "What did you mean," said Biglin, "by saying th'ii-Grant could not carrj New York?" "That was politics," nnsworod Ditten hoefer. "Well," said Biglin, "it was politics my not knowing you." Dittenhoefer and Biglin aro still friends. New York Press. Suicido Among Kuropcun Soldi rs. The following figures give tho annual Dumber of suicides in the various armies of Europe per 100,000 men: Austria, 131; Germany, 07; Italy, 40; France, 29; Bel glum, 24; England, ; Russia, 20, and Cnnln 11 """"' "" CIoso Hlvald. "I think i havo tho most tender hearted husband in tho world," re marked Mrs. Glim. 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LOUIS AMD iU EASTERN CITIES 34 go, Through Pullman and Tourist Sleepen, Free Reclining Chair Cars.Dlnlng Cars. Kor rales or uencral In formation address ,... W.'H. UUIU.UUUT, Vol WasblDi; on ., cor1 'J h'rd, Portland, Or. ORTHERN PACIFIC, R. R. R SJ Pullman Elegant SSIo.'pIno- Cars Dininp- Cars Tourist ST. llSlt' Cm PAPRn :to GRAND forks asoNi HELENA and THROUGH TICKETS !T0 CHICAGO - washington:i philadelphia NEW YORK BOSTON and all Points East end Southl TFor lnrprmatlon, time cards, map " v tickets call on or write H. A. THOMAB, Agent, Salem Or A. D. CuAnivroN. sst. Genl, Pass Agent; Portluud, Oregon. East and South -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE olthc- Southern LPacificECompanv, OAIJFOUNIA XXPHK8S TBAIR BUN JUILT B TWKIN VOUTLAVD AUD B.r, "Bouth. I Iforth. U:15 p. in. fl:C p. m. 10:45 a.m. fiv. Portland. Ar. fcauswm tiv. Blem ivr.l 6:38 b, a Ar. Ban Fran. Uy.l 7.-)g.B .Above trains itop at all sUllogs from Portland to Albany fncluglve; also at Tangent Hhedd, Halsey, Harrlsburr. Junction Olty, Irvlnac. Kugoue and nil atatlonairouRoabafs to ABhliind Inclusive. noagiiuno mail dailt. H-.m a. m. 11:17 a. m ':60 p. in, TvT Portland " Ar.' I Ui) p. in. I.V. Balem X-Y.t LtOp. m. Ar. Itoseburg ur,i 7,-ooa.aa Dining Cat's on Ogden ReHte PDLLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS AKO Second Class Sleeping Cars Attached to all tbrough trains. fYestSitle DivisioD, Between FUwti and Cemllis: PAILT JBXOXPTI BDMDAT). 7:ao a. jnTTliV. I!fcl6 p. m. I Ar. i'tirtunet Oorvallla Ar. &M p. a, Lt. 1:00 p. at At Albany and (JorrallU conseet wlta tralni orornirnn PaMdo Railroad. Kimmm rHAIUAII.TXCHTtHJWBAT i:W p. in. I i.v. ..Porilanel Ar. l&isB m. a 7W9P. in. i Ar. HCMinnviiie ur. TUROUOU TICKBTB To all point In tbe Kastcra state, Oaaaaa and Euro no ran be obtained at iQwssi MtM Irom W. W. HKIMNKK, Agent, llalsifi. KP. itooKiw, amu cj. k, aaa pm. Act Oregon Pacific Railroad Co. CIIAH. CLARK, Receiver. -Connectlnf with STB A METl "HOME E," nKTWpEN YAQUINA AND BAN FRANCISCO Hiwunr leaves. Hn Krancl Jnly IK a4 about eivery ten nay. Javea Yaqulna July 2ltb and about every ten divs. Klgbts reserved to change Mills without notice. Kor freight and pusecsriateaaMty to agent. qilAB, J. HKKRYsVHaX A OO, sivm. OUAB, CLARK, "TWWfWW"" Vj-ui m ca !-. ii ni i.n Days to .wu two book, entitled; "Foo c- Jwm - ,"",fis